Where can I find instructor cross over information?
Instructor Cross-over Information
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I just saw this. Here is a link with more information:
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I recommend you contact them directly.
+1.888.903.NASE (6273)
808 Moody Lane
Flagler Beach, Florida 32136
Email: info@naseworldwide.org
It is a fairly easy process and lots of advantages. I like that they support independent instructors equally to dive ops. IMHO reasonable pricing and fees. The all e-learning requires no inventory as you get your student login codes immediately upon payment and student training records are also completely electronic. I like that snorkels are optional, CESAs are only done in confined water (every dive has only one descent and one safe ascent with safety stop) - no bounce dives for the instructor, and all training is done horizontally.
I'm sure there are other NASE instructors who can add their experiences.
Overview
I recommend you contact them directly.
+1.888.903.NASE (6273)
808 Moody Lane
Flagler Beach, Florida 32136
Email: info@naseworldwide.org
It is a fairly easy process and lots of advantages. I like that they support independent instructors equally to dive ops. IMHO reasonable pricing and fees. The all e-learning requires no inventory as you get your student login codes immediately upon payment and student training records are also completely electronic. I like that snorkels are optional, CESAs are only done in confined water (every dive has only one descent and one safe ascent with safety stop) - no bounce dives for the instructor, and all training is done horizontally.
I'm sure there are other NASE instructors who can add their experiences.
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